Is This Your Price Point? $8,250 - $9,900

Tara Madgwick - Monday July 12

The Breednet Price Point stories have been super popular and are now archived on the site, so will remain a great source of information and reference as we move towards the breeding season and in this one we look at a big group of affordable stallions, some proven and some with the promise of things to come.

Set to be crowned Australia’s Champion Sire by earnings for 2020/2021, Written Tycoon started off at this price point covering 118 mares at a fee of $8,250.

For the next three seasons he stood at $8,250 and then two years at $6,600 before his fee began to rise with the arrival of his first runners.

Written Tycoon will stand this spring at Yulong Stud at a fee of $165,000, so from humble beginnings a champion sire can emerge.


I Am Invincible heads the top Price Point story, upwards of $110,000!

Previously we have looked at $66,000 - $99,000 sires, click here to read.
Previously we have looked at $49,500 to $55,000, click to read.
Previously we have looked at the $44,000 horses, click to read.

Previously we have looked at the $33,000 - $38,500 Proven, click to read.
Previously we have looked at the $33,000 - $38,500 Unproven, click to read.

Previously we have looked at the $24,750 to $27,500 sires, click to read.

Previously we have looked at $22,000, click to read.

Previously we have looked at $17,250 - $19,800 – click to read.

Previously we have looked at $16,500 PROVEN – click to read.
Previously we have looked at $16,500 UNPROVEN – click to read.

Previously we have looked at $13,200 - $15,400 – click to read.

Previously we have looked at $11,000, PROVEN – click to read.
Previously we have looked at $11,000 UNPROVEN, click to read.

Click to see the full interactive Breednet Sire Directory, sort them how you wish to see them.


First Season

Three very different horses, but all from familiar and successful sirelines.

Sire / Born

Sire / Sireline

Best Wins

2021 Fee

Time to Reign
2016

Time for War/ Snitzel

G2 ATC Silver Slipper (1100m)

$9,900

Yulong Prince (SAfr)
2014

Gimmethegreenlight/ More Than Ready

G1 VRC Cantala Stakes (1600m), G1 Greyville Daily News 2000. 2d G1 South African Derby, South African Classic

$9,900

Endless Drama (IRE)
2012

Lope de Vega/ Shamardal

G2 ATC Apollo Stakes (1400m). 2d G1 Irish 2,000 Guineas. 3d G1 Newbury Lockinge Stakes, BRC Stradbroke H.

$8,800



Third and Fourth Season

These are the stallions who are yet to have runners, but do have weanlings and yearlings on the ground.

There is only one third season horse and he’s Invincible Spirit’s Group I winning juvenile National Defense (IRE), who has his first runners in the Northern Hemisphere this year and they include two winners so far headed by Twilight Gleaming, who was second in the Group II Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot.

National Defense covered 118 mares in his first season here at a fee of $11,000 and 88 last year at a fee of $9,900, which he remains at this spring.

Below are all the fourth season horses with an overall average if insufficient yearlings in major sales.
 

Sire/ Born

2021 Overall Yearling Average- MM, Inglis Sales

2019 Fee and Book

2020 Fee and Book

2021 Fee

Jukebox
2014

$39,375

$11,000
63

$8,800
19

$8,800

Spieth
2012

IP $118,333
IC$76,667
MMAdel $73,000

$16,500
89

$11,000
39

$8,800

Supido
2011

$49,852

$9,900
104

$8,800
89

$8,800

The Mission
2014

$34,461

$13,200
78

$8,800
58

$8,800



Proven Sires- Young

Among the list of proven sires are three, whose oldest progeny are two year-olds so we’ll take a look at them first.

It should be noted, Sir Prancealot is a proven sire in the Northern Hemisphere and has had four stakes-winners worldwide since August 1 last year including Group II winners Miss Amulet and Beau Recall.

From just seven runners, Rebel Dane has produced three winners including Group III winner Subterranean and metro winner Lloyd’s Crown.
 

Sire- Born

SH first crop winners (SW)

2021 Yearling Average- Overall
MM / Inglis Sales

2019 Fee and Book

2020 Fee and Book

2021 Fee

Sir Prancealot (IRE)
2010

1

MMAdel $45,800

$14,300
109

$9,900
94

$9,900

Kiss and Make Up
2013

2

-

$11,000
65

$8,800
33

$8,800

Rebel Dane
2009

3 (1)

$30,200

$6,600
11

$5,000
14

$8,800

Stratum Star
2011

1

$14,984

$9,900
85

$8,800
84

$8,800



Proven Sires

Stakes-winners are worldwide from August 1, 2020. Overall average is posted if insufficient numbers, three or more, in select sales.

It should be noted Wandjina’s lone stakes-winner was in Singapore, but he did have nine stakes-placed horses in Australia.

Also worth noting, Ilovethiscity covered the most mares of any of these sires last year at a fee of $4,400 and his early good results that prompted this support came from small numbers, so expect an upswing.

 

Sire- Born

SW 2020/2021

2021 Yearling Average- Overall

2019 Fee and Book

2020 Fee and Book

2021 Fee

Akeed Mofeed (GB)
2009

$36,447

$16,500
135

$16,500
34

$8,800

Al Maher
2001

1

$65,000

$8,800
26

$8,800
30

$8,800

Denman
2006

1

$37,750

$8,800
106

$8,800
74

$8,800

Ilovethiscity
2007

1

$48,500

$5,500
59

$4,400
124

$8,800

Needs Further
2007

1

$19,800

$13,750
103

$13,750
62

$8,800

Rich Enuff
2011

1

$55,302

$12,100
127

$8,800
72

$8,800

Wandjina
2011

1

$30,950

$22,000
16

$11,000
36

$8,800

Your Song
2009

1

$36,657

$13,750
51

$8,800
33

$8,800

Snippetson
2001

1

$71,156

$6,600
65

$6,600
59

$8,250

Universal Ruler
2004

1

$55,909

$6,600
117

$6,600
107

$8,250


 
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